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Checkpoint English Y7: Describing without using the word 'nice' — Timed Drill
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Subscribe to unlock allCheckpoint English Y7: Answering in your own words when the question asks for it — Spot My Mistake
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Subscribe to unlock allCheckpoint English Y7: Inferring the relationship between two characters — Model Answer
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Subscribe to unlock allCheckpoint English Y7: Joining summary points with linking words — Writing Task
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Subscribe to unlock allCheckpoint English Y7: Why a writer chooses one word rather than another — Teach Me
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Subscribe to unlock allCheckpoint English Y7: A word with a positive connotation — Quiz Me
Act as my JSS1 English tutor and quiz me on a word with a positive connotation. Ask five q
Subscribe to unlock allCheckpoint English Y7: A word with a negative connotation — Practice Set
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Subscribe to unlock allCheckpoint English Y7: Rewriting a sentence with better word choices — Checkpoint Practice
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Subscribe to unlock allCheckpoint English Y7: The two things a comparison joins — Model Answer
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Subscribe to unlock allCheckpoint English Y7: Comparing the purposes of two texts — Explain It Back
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Subscribe to unlock allCheckpoint English Y7: Comparing the tone of two texts — Spot My Mistake
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Subscribe to unlock allCheckpoint English Y7: Comparing the language of two texts — Common Mistakes
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Subscribe to unlock allCheckpoint English Y7: The speech marks round spoken words — Teach Me
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Subscribe to unlock allCheckpoint English Y7: Replacing a vague word with a precise one — Teach Me
Act as my JSS1 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on replacing a vague word with a precise one, with its parts and marks laid out as a real paper does. Let me answer it, then mark it as an examiner would and show where each mark is earned.
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Checkpoint English Y7: The difference between two near synonyms — Quiz Me
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Act as my JSS1 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on avoiding the word 'th
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Act as my JSS1 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on avoiding the word 'go
Subscribe to unlock allCheckpoint English Y7: A word that is too informal for the task — Common Mistakes
Act as my JSS1 English examiner. Set me an exam-standard question on a word that is too in
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